What change did latin american governments make to their economies after the 1960s?

- moved away from import substitution
- focused on a single export crop
- expanded government ownership of farmland
- encouraged industries to make more goods for local markets

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Explanation:

Moved away from import substitution.

- moved away from import substitution

Explanation:

They stopped, or diminished, the practice that is now called ISI, (or Import Substitution Industrialization) which is an economic policy that aims to replace foreign products that were being imported with other products that are being made in the country. This policy is meant to reduce the dependency of the country on foreign goods. After that, the economies in Latin America were growing very much. Eventually, obviously, people might criticize the fact that they are not allowed to get what they want, that the market isn't free and so on.

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